During a routine capture-release health assessment of common bottlenose dolphins off the coast of Louisiana, the NMMF team sighted a dolphin entangled with monofilament noticeably cutting through the skin and blubber layer behind her eyes. This dolphin has been spotted recently with a newborn calf.
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Research results published today in a special-themed issue of Endangered Species Research, document the unprecedented and…
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